Sam laid there in the hospital thinking about everything, he wondered what would happen next. He heard a voice approaching the room he was in, it was his mom coming to get him from the hospital.

The nurse walked her to the room, she ran over hugging him and squeezing him so tight. His mom was so happy to see him, the hospital discharged him and he left with his mom.

Once they arrived back from the hospital, some family members were there to pick them up. Sam's sadness turned into an abundance of happiness, finally a way out of this nightmare.

They retrieved all their things from the friend's house, once done they loaded all their belongings into the car. What a nightmare it had been for Sam, he was just glad that it was all over and that he would a fresh start.

As they drove away the smile on Sam's face got bigger and bigger, never had he been so happy in his life. After a couple hours of driving, they arrived at a relatives house and unpacked their things.

Finally Sam felt at ease and not worried, he knew he was safe now and that their was nothing to worry about. Where his relatives lived was a small country town, Sam felt he would have trouble making friends but he fitted right in.

His mother enrolled him in the local school, on the first day of school Sam was very nervous. When he arrived at school people stared at him strangely, as he walked down the hall he heard them laughing and mumbling under their breath about him.

He paid them no attention and just went on his way to class, some students greeted him some didn't. Sam knew that him being a new student made him easy prey for the bullies, they observed him very closely like a scientist does in an experiment.

Drama all over again, he thought his life was going to be stress free but the problems were just beginning. Later that day after school when he got home, Sam walked into the house and dropped his backpack by the door and sat on the couch.

All he could do was sit there and think, how was he going to make it through all of this. Sam knew life wasn't going to be easy, and he was well prepared for the battle.